El último cuadro de Luz Belmondo

Two working-class young men dream of making it big with their cuarteto band. One night they get caught up in a crime they didn't commit. Knowing that their origin condemns them in advance, they flee with no other option.

Carla, a girl from the neighborhood of Las Palmas, in the capital of the Córdoba province, who, along with his stepbrother and some friends ( fervent fans of the neighborhood's soccer club), steal the good-luck hen of the opposing team: Alberdi sporting Club. This way, from neighborhood to neighborhood, concrete elements (money, balls, drums, motorbikes, the hen itself) are passed from hand to hand and different relations will tie their luck to them.

A man and a woman walk through the night of the city of Cordoba following clues left by an old man in a series of small wooden boxes. The clues reveal information about the city's statues and their mysterious links to local history.

A middle-aged man, recently separated, wants to dedicate himself to writing, but it results in occasional jobs and nights out that always take longer than desired and not with the best consequences. Nihilism floods him as he tries to get romantically involved with a woman with whom he has always been in love. When she invites him to take a trip to a neighboring country, a new horizon will open up in front of him.

Juan travels to the Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival from Córdoba, where he will meet a girl he's attracted to, but she loves a movie he hated.